House rental in Kingfield, Maine - Four Season recreation in the Western Mountains of Maine - Property 127306

Ski: Maine's Sugarloaf/USA is located in the heart of Carrabassett Valley, which was carved by the Carrabassett River and is surrounded by Maine's Western Mountains. Maine's largest cities, Portland and Bangor, offer major airport service to Sugarloaf. Boston and Montreal are only four hours away.Summit:Maine's second highest peak at 4,237 ft. Only lift-serviced above-treeline skiing in the East.Base:1,417 ft. with the Sugarloaf/USA Resort Village at the base.Vertical:2,820 ft. - The most continuous in New England!Skiable acres:1,400 skiable acres boundary to boundary.Developed trails:54 miles, 651 acres, 133 trails, and gladesGreen circle 34 trails - 26%Blue square 40 trails - 31%Black diamond 36 trails - 27%Double-black diamond 21 trails - 16%Glades 17 (included in the above) - 13%Longest trail:Tote Road - 3.5 miles from summit to base Snowmaking:94% snowmaking coverage on 490 acres 10-year avg. snow: 206'Lifts:15 - Two SuperQuads,

Snowmobile: For snowmobilers, winter in Maine is filled with travel, adventures and the camaraderie of those who enjoy the crisp fresh air and changeable landscape of the season. Last year over 102,000 snowmobilers found winter adventure on the Maine snowmobile trail system, exploring the state, visiting winter festivals and events and sharing the experience with outdoor enthusiasts with a passion for snow riding. Day tripping from home or trailering far from home, snowmobilers seek the same thing - well groomed, well marked trails. Forty years of trail development by snowmobile club volunteers have produced a system of over 13,500 miles of such trails in Maine. Several thousand miles are designated as the 'Interconnected Trail System', a connected network of travel providing long distance riding across the state. In a good

Summer Recreation : Summer brings all new recreational opportunities to Kingfield. Enjoy hikes in the Bigelow Range that includes guided hikes with naturalist - see Maine Huts and Trails. Mountain biking in Carrabssett Valley or swimming in natural river pools.

Golf: Sugarloaf Golf - The awe-inspiring 18-holes that make up the Sugarloaf Golf Club & Golf School have proven, for so many golfers, an unforgettable experience. An experience punctuated by the rugged, demanding terrain that is the hallmark of mountain golf. #1 of New England's Top 100 Must Play Courses -New England Journal of Golf 2004-2002 Top 100 of America's Greatest Golf Courses -Golf Digest 2005-2003 #1 in Maine every year since 1985 -Golf Digest #1 Public Course in Maine -Golf Week 2004 Top 100 Courses You Can Play -Golf Magazine 2004 Sugarloaf Golf Course's legendary designer, Robert Trent Jones, Jr., calls it 'One of the most spectacular courses I've ever been associated with.' This season, play a round at Sugarloaf and play a round you'll never forget.

Other Activities: snowmobiling with direct access to ITS trails, four-wheeling